Luc Cohen

Luc Cohen is a journalist currently working as a New York Courts Reporter for Thomson Reuters.1 He previously served as the Venezuela Correspondent for Thomson Reuters from October 2018 to September 2021, where he covered Venezuela's economy and oil industry based in Caracas.1 Cohen's reporting included investigations into how the state oil company PDVSA was circumventing U.S. sanctions, as well as features on the impact of the country's economic collapse on daily life.1

Prior to his role in Venezuela, Cohen worked as:

1. Argentina Correspondent for Thomson Reuters (2016-2018)
2. Commodities Correspondent for Thomson Reuters (2014-2016)
3. Editorial Intern at Financial Times (2014)
4. Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Princetonian (2013-2014)

Cohen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.1 He is known for his coverage of high-profile cases, including being part of the team that won Gerald Loeb and SABEW awards for their reporting on Sam Bankman-Fried's downfall and arrest.1 As of February 2025, Cohen is covering Donald Trump's civil and criminal cases in his current role.1